Inserting Entries

The following is an example of how to insert a configuration entry into the OWconfig file. Sample user responses are enclosed in brackets ([]).

Example 2-1 Inserting an OWconfig File Entry

ATTENTION:You must be

root to update the OWconfig file. Are you inserting an OWconfig entry? y/n 

[y]  You will be asked to supply a class, a name and a kcsLoadableModule to

create an entry such as the following: class = "SUN_Xfrm" name =

"acspdndp" kcsLoadable Module = "sunSUNWxfrmdndp.so.1"

Please see the KCMS CMM Developer's Guide for information  Enter the

profile class name in the form of XXX_IO, XXX_Prof, XXX_Prfmt, XXX_Xfrm, or

XXX_Stat. XXX is your unique cmm identifier, which must match the class name

of your derived class.  [KCS_Prof]  Enter the name of your cmm - it must match

the name in your derived class.  [dndp]  Enter the name of your dynamically

loadable module.  [kcsSUNWProfdndp.so.1]  This is your OWconfig entry. OK? y/n

 class = KCS_Prof name = dndp kcsLoadableModule = kcsSunWProfdndp.so.1  [y] 

Do you have more entries to create? y/n  [n]

The OWconfig_sample program above appends the entry to the OWconfig file.

Try inserting the entry shown in the above example:

1. Run the OWconfig_sample program. Be sure you are root.

   See "Updating the OWconfig File".

2. Insert the user responses shown in Example 2-1.

3. Check for the entry at the end of the OWconfig file.

   The new configuration entry is appended to the end of the /usr/openwin/server/etc/OWconfig file. For local machine use only, the /etc/openwin/server/etc/OWconfig file is updated.